Sentence examples for marginal practices from inspiring English sources

By juxtaposing modernist mass-housing projects with barriadas and aided self-help housing schemes, the magazine positioned these heretofore marginal practices as equally viable solutions warranting serious consideration.

The sort of thing Read has in his sights is not only the unlikely or over-hopeful investments in theatre's efficacy as a tool of instrumental politics (27), but also the comfortable academic assumptions about the critical value of "marginal" practices (19).

They are making a profit on the marginal practice of law, putting clients at risk".

Even these thin forms of engagement, can, in Grossman's words, be "culturally transformative". Grossman also cites the example of communities like Stack Overflow, which demonstrate that while the collective creation of knowledge may have been a marginal practice a decade ago, it's now the new mainstream.

Ask Gelacio Iiguez how technology has made possible great leaps forward in the cement business, and he makes an interesting observation: "One thing that we believe creates a competitive advantage [in cement] is to observe marginal, small practices from other industries.

Shamanic and marginal health practices seem to remain prevalent especially in rural communities due to the lower costs and the lack of access to health care, the personal attention the individuals receive, and the holistic point of view used.

In Exmoor, the relationship between longstanding marginal farming practice and the environmental qualities of these landscapes is well acknowledged – as reflected in the Exmoor National Park Management Plan (2007) : 'The historical character of Exmoor is as a managed landscape, in other words there has been a relationship between man and the environment over many thousands of years.

"There were niche producers who specialised in bareback porn and that was positioned as a rebellious, marginal, radical practice," Mercer says.

Units and practitioners billing the government were not allowed to run a private practice, making private practice marginal.

In the US, the practice of interviewing began with the penny press of the 1830s, but it remained marginal to journalistic practice through much of the nineteenth century.

What neither Frankel nor the other senior editors realized was that the picture could be construed as referring to a marginal gay sex practice.